Wrestling
Kyle Dake Requests Delay on Wrestle-off with Alex Dieringer for World Team Spot
Dieringer vs. Dake for 79 KG will be put on hold.
After his dominate series win over Zahid Valencia at the World Team Trials tournament, Alex Dieringer was set to take on World Champion Kyle Dake in a best of three series for the World Team spot at 79 KG.
This was originally scheduled for this weekend at Final X-Rutgers.
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Many have speculated, and today I am announcing that I have requested a delay for the best two out of three series for the 2019 World Team. I had a freak accident happen that required surgery… https://t.co/zO6WsPMBWe— Kyle Dake (@kyledake444) June 4, 2019
That will now be put on hold as Kyle Dake has requested a delay due to an injury. The rescheduled date and time is still to be determined.
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